Zoo Negara is the first national zoo in Malaysia. It was opened in 1963. Until now, the Zoo is owned and operated by the Malaysian Zoological Society. It has a collection of a wide range of animals from all over the world. Besides showcasing the animals, the Zoo emphasized on these four main areas - Conservation, Education, Research and Recreation. The zoo is a valuable resource for all visitors from within Malaysia and overseas.
Within the grounds are more than 4,000 animals from some 400-plus species. Of these, the majority are fish and bird species while about a hundred are mammals and the remainder, reptiles. It is particularly popular during weekends and public holidays. Besides just watching the animals, there are performances by orangutans and sea lions as well. The Tunku Abdul Rahman Aquarium which is found here displays more than 130 species of fish.
A high percentage of the animals here are local; therefore, a visit to Zoo Negara will be informative for tourists keen to know more about the indigenous animal life in Malaysia. The spacious picnic grounds around the boating lake are excellent for family recreation. Other facilities available within the 25ha ground are restaurants and mini-train rides.
Opening hours :
Daily: 9.00am - 5.00pm
Admission Fee :
With MyKad: Adults : RM20.00 Children : RM6.00 Senior Citizen : RM6.00
Without MyKad: Adults : RM30.00 Children : RM15.00 Senior Citizen : RM30.00
Jalan Ulu Kelang, 68000 Ampang, Selangor Darul Ehsan.
By LRT: Alight at Wangsa Maju Station, Kelana Jaya Line. Board a Taxi to Zoo Negara. By Bus: Metrobus 16 from Central Market, KL Line Rapid KL U34 from Putra LRT Station, Wangsa Maju, KL. Rapid KL U23 from Titiwangsa Station, KL.
Travel Tips :
Showtimes for Sea Lion,Macaques and Macaws. Daily: 11.00am & 3.00pm except Friday : 11.00am & 3.30pm
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